Carmel High School - Rocket Yearbook (Carmel, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

Q-'s 's--dr-N, CLASS ODE When we come to the end of a perfect day, As we leave this age old hall, We will always treasure memories Of our teachers, friends and all All praise to our dear school's honored name A name that is ever fair, To be cherished now and forever more, Which we never will impair. Farewell dear Carmel, we leave this hall To tread life's highways afar, But our thoughts will often return to you With memories time canft mar. When we come to the end of a perfect day And the time for our part:Lng's near, We will raise our voices in praise of you Goodbye, Carmel, we'll hold you dear. ! X EDIC TIUN To Mr Starbird, our friend To Mrs Ruth Bowen, our homeroom teacher and guide for the past teacher and faculty advisor three years In appreciation for their untiring efforts to make our years at Carmel High School more enjoyable, We the Class or 1959 respectfully dedicate this issue of the Rocket ROCKET STAFF Front row, left to right, Reginald Strout, Lenora Parsons, Ronald Jarvis Duane Small, Marsha Luce, Janice Shaw, Parker Argent Second row: Mr Shibles, Jane Speed, Armond Vlcnaire, Marion Pomeroy, Trudy Wilcox, Visto Jellerson, Bette Worcester, Sandra Scripture, Mr Starbird Third row Rodney Hanscom, Paul Lavway, Harry Willey, William Mahon, Dermont Reed, Lester Lord, Glendon Vicnaire Editor in Chief THE STAFF Duane Small - . . . . Circulation Manager Bette Worcester Assistant Editor-in-G iif , Marsha Luce Assistant Business Manager Assistants Literary Editor Assistant Typing Editor Assistant Ronald Jarvis Reginald Strout Arthur Dean Parker Argent Armond Vlcnaire Janice Shaw Lenora Parsons Alumni Assistant Senior Editor Assistant Girls' Sports Assistant Boys' Sports Assistant Glendon Vicnaire Marion Pomeroy Trudy'W1lcoX Rodney Hanscom Lester nord Janice Shaw Marsha Luce William Mahon Parker Argent Mr. Roland Wilkins Sciences and Math U of M Mrs Sadie Smith Extension and Correspondence Cu rses at U of M and 7th Q 8th Grades Mr Foster Shibles CPrincipa1j Math, Bio , Agr U of M FACULTY Mr Chellis Smith History, Coach U of M Mr Ernest Starbird CAssistant Principalj Com ercial Husson College Mrs Ruth Bowen English, Dramatics U 0? M. A:S.T.C: L 3 5 Lgefzzkws' X X X PX gx fi ax fl X Xix A XX L L 'X XNE :XX ' X Jxqf TT Qi X XNXvsxxw.N , K X ' 5 3 X i f -M! 5 'I , 1 ?! - I WZ' 6 s I I! 1' ' 1' 1 X M cf 7 A Z ui ,! iff JANICE CROXFORD SHAW Commercial 'Love to live, and live to love' Basketball l,2,3,hy Class Treasurer l,3,h, One Act Play 2,3y National Honor Society 2, , hy Winter Carnival Queen 2y Cheerleader 3 y Senior Play hy Junior Prize Speaking 3 Cfirst DramaticDy Com Club ly Rocket Staff hy League Speaking By Freshmen Reception Com mittee 2 SANDRA JEAN SCRIPTURE Commercial 'Silence is Golden' Commercial Club ly chorus ly Softball l,2,h3 Senior Play CUsherD U BETTE LUCILLE WORCESTER Commercial 'Like a brook, I babble on forevern Basketball hy Softball 2,hy Chorus ly Rocket Staff hy Senior Play hy One Act Play hy Junior Prize Speaking By Librarian h LENORA JANE PARSONS Com ercial WI take life just as I find ibn Chorus ly Softball 2y Basketball 2,hy Junior Prize Speaking By Senior Play hy Rocket Staff hy Class Secretary hy Snowball Queen Candidate hy Junior Prize CUsheretteD h MARION ELLA POMEROY General WLive and learnn Commercial Club lg Chorus lg Junior Prize Speaking CUsherj 33 Rocket Staff hs Senior Play CPrompterD h TRUDY'MAE WILCOX General 'Life is a game that must be played' Commercial Club lg Chorus lg Cheerleader 23 Class Secretary 2,33 Junior Prize Speaking 33 Senior Play CUsheretteD hs Rocket Staff h JANE EVELYN SPEED Cmmnercial WFrom a tiny spark may burst a mighty flam Chorus lg League Spelling 2,3,hg Rocket Staff hy Senior Play hy Librarian by D A R Can didate h Aim, REGINALD EARL STROUT, JR General NLord, reform the world, but don't begin with men Baseball l,2,3,h3 Basketball 1,2,3,hg Cross Country lg Freshmen Reception Committee 23 Student Council lg Class President by Rocket Staff by Senior Play CDance Committeel M I I ar ei! Q00 I f ff , I , . 1 RODNEY DAVID HANSCCM General 'The happier the time the quicker it passes' Basketball 1 Baseball l,hg Rocket Staff hy Senior Play gPraperty'ManagerD h LESTER LEROY LORD General Action speaks louder than words' Managerl My Rocket Staff h ARMOND LEROY VICNAIRE General Ttfs not what people say we do, but what we really do that cmmts Cross-Country lg Basketball 2,h3 Baseball 1,2 3,143 Winter Carnival 1,25 Rocket Staff 113 Senior Play CStage Manager, h WILLIAM HENRY MAHON General Same of the best men were quiet in their youth M Gross Cmmtry lg Winter Carnival lg Baseball l,2,3,h3 Basketball l,2,3,h I I Basketball 1,2,3,hg Senior Play CProperty PAUL ALLEN LAVWAY General Men of few words are the very best of men Baseball 1,23 Basketball l,2,3,hg Rocket Staff 14 f , 5 ' PARKER LEON ARGENT, JR. College If there is a will, there is a way Baseball l,2,3,l45 Cross Country lg Basketball l,2,3,h3 Winter Carnival Activities lg One Act Play Ulternatej 33 Senior Play Mg Rocket Staff hy Hague Spelling l,2,3,hg Boy's State 33 Magazine Campaign 2,3,h3 Junior Prize Speaking 3 GLENDON CARL VICNAIRE General 'Life is but a struggle' Cross Country lg Winter Carnival Activities 13 Rocket Staff 14 3 Senior Play CProgramsJ lg HARRY WILLEY, JR General Nature made h:Lm what he is, and never made another Baseball 2,3,hg Junior Prize Speaking 3 fUsh at Senior Play 115 Timekeeper at home games hy Winter Carnival Activities 1 1 T , erlg Rocket Staff Lg Bus. Manager and Usher i , P as ff f if y RONALD EUGENE JARVIS, .TR College Driving is my uprise, women are my downfalln Basketball l,2,3,hy Baseball hy Vice President hy Freshmen Reception Committee 2y President 2y League Spelling l,2,3,hy Rocket Staff h Senior ARTHUR DEAN College Speech is great, but silence is greater Basketball hy Baseball 2,3,hy Senior Play hy One Act Play 2y Junior Prize Speaking 3y CFirst Comedyjy Student Council hy League Speaking 3 VISTO PAYSON JELLERSON General 'fwhy work when you can asleep Junior Prize Speaking 3y Senior Play CAs sistant Ticket Manager, h DERMONT ARLINGTON REED General He conquers who endures' Junior Prize Speaking Clleherj 3 y Basketball Manager h Play C Ticket Manager, Dance Committee? h MARSHA ANNE LUCE General WEat, drink, and be merry, for to- morr w you may dien Second Honor Essay3 Winter Carnival Queen 13 Class Vice President 13 Basketball l,2,3,h3 Softball l,2, Freshman Reception Com ittee 23 One Act Play 2,33 Student Council Presi dent hy Vice President 33 Jr Prize Speaking 33 Graduation Usherette 3, Safety Co ittee Treasurer 33 Maga zine Campaign Capt 3,h Senior Play by Asst Editor Rocket 3 National Honor Society 3,h3 Junior Prize Speak1ng Usherette h DUANE LYNDON SMALL General Hltfs better to be a smart enemy, than a dumb friendu Gen Man 'Winter Carnival 1,23 Baseball Manager l,2,3,h3 Student Council CSec D 2 CPresidentJ 3 CVlce Presldentj hg Girls Basket ball Manager 2,3 National Honor Society 2,33 One Act Play 2,3,h3 J V Basketball Man 23 Class Vice President 33 Jr Prize Speaking CFirst Orationj 33 Boys Basketball Manager 3, Mag Cam paign Gen Man 3,h3 Usher Bac 33 U of M Speech Festival CExcellentD 3 XXXX f .4....J...AAA.....4l '1 SEN OR STAT ST CS ion Ambit N laying pinball machines empties of id s D r ki ki en ch t is Su Ar T MIN S G bD R ad H nt Stud S ont DSTM Get D1 C acks tr railroad he Y Working on his Merc at ng tan rl NNE 'QS as O 0 HIE! 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Y ' r ' K , , A T T fa -- 'T .4, fr 2 A, , f f 7 4 1 .. ! .. 9' ' - i , X . M ,,.. S fx .wr 3 ' X S S ' z . o O o SEVENTH GRADE Front row, left to right: Jennifer Hall, Grace Gilbert, Nancy Meader, Ina Smith, Margaret Parsons, John Simpson, Patricia Lathrop Second row: Dwaine Ross, Stephen Boyle, Linda Withee, Richard Dow, Ronald Merservey, Peter Cole, Jerry Burns, Mrs Smith Third row: Richard Luce, Delma Vicnaire, Duane Mahon, David Gray, Elois Hewes, James Dunton, Daniel McDu.nnah CLAS S O FFICERS President Ina Smith Vice President Nancy Meader Secretary Margaret Parsons Treasurer John Simpson Student Council Richard Luce 4.1 , U 43 'A . 1 ti , , . - ... , 4 - X ta I 5 -. , E ,.- . 0 '1 VITI LEAGUE SPELLING Left to right: Ronald Jarvis, Parker Argent, Beverly Basford Bonnie Thibeau, Jane Speed, Mrs Bowen The Central Maine League Spelling Bee was held November 7, 1958 at Newport High School Participating Schools were Carmel, East Corinth, New port, Hermon, Hartland, and Corinna. Mr. Norvell Lewis of Maine Central Institute was the spelling master. East Corinth won the trophy, and Ardyss Cougle of East Corinth was the champion speller. Representing Carmel were: Bonnie Thibeau, Ronald Jarvis Jr., Beverley'Basford, and Parker Argent Jr.. Gerry Ross and Jane Speed were alternates. There were twentyeeight spellers in the contest---four from each school. The first one to misspell a word took his seat and was given the number twentyheight, the seco d, twenty-seven, and so on, until all had taken their seats. The school with the lowest total won. We give our thanks to Mrs. Ruth Bowen, a member of the faculty, for her splendid coaching. Parker Argent Jr. 59' ' fny- JJ 7 ' ' H WMV: A ' f if l WW3W??wW3??5aW? 'Q' Q Q , ,, , .,fI'fYlfl'5 TV' lf! 'V A A W ', rv T fp -f 'I'Z, v ' Q T! v X f . , 4 Lf '. y Y eff, R K ' 'f ,' Iliff n J . 2 A x Q ' i ' NJ . 4 0 O - SENIOR PLAY 9!? ' SENIOR PLAY The Senior Class successfully presented the comedy play, A Ready Made Family by Jay Tobias, at the Carmel Town Hall on February 6, 1959, u der the able direc tion of Mrs Bowen The cast was as follows: Agnes Martyn Bette Worcester' Bob Duane Small Marilee Patricia Haskell Gracie Lenora Parsons Miss Lydia Jane Speed Henry Turner Parker Argent Doris Janice C. Shaw Sammie Arthur Dean Begonia Marsha Luce Nicodemus David Mahon Because of the popular demand, the play was put on a second time on March 20, 1959, at the Carmel Town Hall. We wish to thank everyone who helped make our play a success. Janice Shaw 59' .,e.,, i. .ir 'rf W 12:55 , ,r . L , I 6 'Y I 1 I ' A X 'L J, I I A 4 RA J X 4 is he I O CNE ACT PLAY xi The One Act Play, The Lonely Lady, under the direction of Mrs Foster Shibles, was presented at Corinna Union Academy on March 6, in League Competetion On March 16, it was again presented at the sectional One Act Play Contest held at John Bapst High School We also put the play on for the P T A , and Golden Harvest Grange of Carmel The cast was as follows Mrs. Schyler Mary Lou Small Evans David Mahon Molly Bette Worcester Mrs. Ronlad Schlyer Marion Mahon Bernard Willingham Duane Small I-LllLhO'l1gh we won no awards we feel the play was a great success. C.H.S. has some fine actresses and actors who are look-ing forward to bringing the prizes home next year. The cast, on behalf of the school, wishes to thank Mrs, Shibles for her much ap- preciated assistance. Mrs. Shibles freely gave much of hor- spare time so we could present The Lonely Lady. Duane Small 59' ' .. C N ., airy, N a Y - f R f, xx .. .- V ' V .M- V .W H A . A ip is I . ,f . s V3 Senior Mother's Club The Senior Mother's Club met late in the fall and discussed different activities they could put on to help pay the expenses of a Senior Class Trip They had Beano Games, Dances, and Suppers, all of which were a great help to us The officers were President rs Helen Bonder Vice President Mrs Ernestine Parsons Secretary Treasurer Mrs Barbara Small we Seniors would like to thank all the mothers who participated in the activities that they sponsored we appreciated it very much Lenora Parsons 59 ' Names of Baby Pictures on Page 13 Left to Right Harry'Willey' 12 Sonny Vlcnaire Duane Small lh Lenora Parsons Parker Argent Bill Mahon Trudy'Wilcox Lester Lord Sandra Scripture 9 Marsha Luce 10 Reggie Strout 11 Jane Speed M . 1. , , 2. Marion Pomeroy 13. Janice C. Shaw 3. . LL. 5. 6. 7. 8. STUDENT COUNC L Seated, left to right Duane Small, Mary Lou Small, Arthur Dean Standing, left to right: Marsha Luce, Nathan Worcester, Richard Luce, Linda Tardiff, Nancy McKusick, David Mahon, Richard Waning, Linda Luce, Shibles The Student Council met early last fall and elected the following Marsha Luce President Duane Small Vice President Mary Lou mall Secretary .Sc Treasurer We have been quite active this year, sponsoring dances, and the inter-mural basketball tourney Ne attended the Eastern Region Student Council Conference at Brewer April LL David Mahon was a candidate for President and lost to Ronnie Dearborn of Dexter by a small margin Next year the council is planning to attend the State Conference and continue its work here at school We would like to thank Mr Shibles for guiding us through the year J. L + Mr. officers: 1' , . O O 9 0 JUNIOR PRIZE Carmel High School Junior Exhibition was held on April 10, 1959 at the Town Hall The speakers were as follows Shirley lrgent Miss Dorothy Entertalns the M nister Patricia Haskell The Least of These Linda Luce The Ruggles Famaly Edna Murra The Little White Ribboner Norman Fish The Unseen Witness Gary Howes Why? David Mahon Jimmy Jones Studies Geography Charles Reed Voice of America Lt the conclusion of the program M Shibles presented awards to the following first prize winners David Mahon Humorous, Edna Murray Dramatic, and Gary Howes Oration David Mahon also placed first ln the Humorous Section of the Central Maine League Speaking Contest. we wish to thank Mrs. Bowen for helping us make the Junior Exhibition a success NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row, left to rlght Janlce Shaw, Velma Shaw, Marsha Luce, Llnda Luce, Edna Murray. Second row Mrs Smlth, Mary Lou Small, Adra Lovley, Parker Argent, Arthur Dean In ord r to be el1g1ble for membershlp ln the Natlonal Honor Soclety each student must malntaln a hlgh scholastlc average These students have proved themselves worthy of thls honor by exoelllng ln character, scholarshlp, leadershlp, and serv1ce The followlng members have been chosen to be 1n1t1ated at East Corlnth on May 8, 1959 Mary Lou Small, Adra Lovley, and Velma Shaw Parker Argent INTER MURAL SPORTS A program of inter mural sports was introduced at Carmel High School this year with considerable success After the inter school basketball season was completed the Student Although there were a few disagreements as to the fouls, every one, players and spectators alike, had a wonderful time cheer ing for their certain players and team The boys teams came from individual classes with the first string Senior boys drawing to see which team they would play on The teams played two games each with the Junior Team winning the boys division The girls names were placed in hats and drawn to see what teams they would play on For this spring a program of volleyball and softball is being planned, with high hopes of everyone participating to make it really exciting and interesting Council sponsored an inter-mural basketball tournament, N- -47.1 -'Q iv...-f W . if X. fl 'fi-r i v f W we 7 4 1 2 A X2 W ,,,j 3'ifw1f , , ET , :., A ,, Z ,J 1 1 fr HE ,i Q . 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QS 1 is Q., SURPRISE TO YOU ALL FRESHMAN RECEPTION On October 23, 1958 the Freshman came to school with the thought of belng initiated that evening A new arrangement had been made for this year They were to wear their odd looking costumes on the evening of the exciting event The reception was held from 7 p m to 10 p m at the high school There the freshmen showed some of their many talents During the evening everyone enjoyed games, refreshments and dancing The mistresses of the ceremony were: Mary Lou Small, and Tracy Richardson The planning committee consisted of: Paul Peters, M Lou Snell, Tracy Richardson, Merle Brown, Richard Waning, Gary Me DIRIGO BOYS' STATE Dirigo Boys' State commenced on June 10, 1958, on the campus of the University of Maine Parker Argent Jr represented Camel and was sponsored by the American Legion Post 565107 of Camel At Boys State we were divided into four counties, eight towns, and three political parties Everyone was urged to run for some off1ce either local, county, or state Tovm meetings were held, and there, under the expert supervision ef some of the best city and tovm managers 1n the state, we learned how town meetings should be held At the end of the town meeting, we elected city and state officers On the day before departure from the University of Maine campus, we held our graduation All members received certificates and pins Two boys from all the Boys' State were candidates to go to Boys' Natlon, a national event in Washington D C Besides learning how government are rum, we participated in athletlcs or played in the band I would like to take this opportunity to extend my deepest appreciation to the American Legion for sponsoring me Parker Argent Jr 59' . 817 servey,-hlfirg-Jnia Hanscom, and Peter Newcomb. 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' SENIOR CLASS TRIP Thanks to the Seniors' Mothers Club the Seniors left on their class trip Thursday, April 23, at 8 p m We changed buses in Boston and stopped several times before reaching New York We arrived in New York around 8 a m Friday We rested in the lobby of the Taft Hotel until 9 30 at which time we checked into our rooms The first thing on our agenda was the television show 'The Price Is Right H After the show we went to lunch at the Waldorf Cafeteria In the afternoon we took the subway to the Battery and a ferry to the Statue of Liberty Next was another ride on the subway to Fifth Avenue We went to the top of the Empire State Building and to comple+e the afternoon we went back to the hotel for a little rest before supper able evening Saturday morning after breakfast we were off to the United Nations for a guided tour through that building After this trip we broke up into groups and went to see things of interest among whlch were Yankee Stadium and a ball game, the Museum of Arts and Sciences, and Macy's for a little shopping Saturday evening was our own, most of us went souvenlr hunting At 10 p m we left New York for Carmel Sunday morning after breakfast and just barely on our way we had a flat tire west of Scarboro, which made us two hours late ln getting home All in all we had a very good tlme and we wish to extend our many thanks to our chaperones, Mr and Mrs Linwood Bowen Mrs Helen Bonder, Mr Chellis Smith, and Mr and Mrs Paul Foss Duane L Small '59 9 In the evening we went to Radio City Music Hall for an engoy- I C , SENIOR CLASS TRIP PICTURES 4-milf u-in '----1-........ M- 1 27 5 Nu, It I E , -' '- K, A 1 . M . . P , N 4 A A ul Q m., I - LQ . I . ,ly I 'tr- , ,.. - 'L F U ' ' K ---n SI . 5 S 1 5 K , . . D 4 r i EVIL V VY ML: 4 4 . 1 1 M fn r-,nw . ' - ff . hw W X. ' I S V I , .4 ' 1 1 L 4 ,V I ,,. , V... ?'1' I , ,. SENIGR CLASS -TRIP PICTURES f v THLBTIC -4' Q 11 531 'WL ' ML 1 Q':!i,3f' 1 3- swf' Y' n. Y Q Q: 5' f 4 K, 1 .. ' j 1 6' ' 4 T? I K ,gf .fl ,J ' 1. ' f' - . ff? , . ' 1' - . , .. , I xx ,Y , V g 44 X A X V V A 'V A u C 1 -1 y i X f O f . Y , i , X.. ci 5 If 1 ' V. A - 1 ' , YI PARKS 'iii i -:ra .I v -'rf' iris eww, fy VX fl X! My fzlx Left to Yiighbz Xfxa-don Winou, Wad LGU- f5mg'L'L, Yltfgixxia Bgrlecom, YKe'c'Le Smith, 'Baci Richardson CVSYKL-'5 Leif to SUS!! ina Swim, 69.101 eng, Ywightz 30550 XX 69383 , Hegwa Vkgbon , Edith BASEBALL Gigi n r Front row, left to right: Arthur Dean, Bill Hahon, Rodney Hanscom, Harry W1lley, Regg1e Strout Second row Armond V1cnau'e, Dave Mahon, Ronrne Jarv1s, Bob Mahon, Parker Argent , Mr Sm1th. In the Fall the boys were called together by Coach Smth The Fall Baseball Program was a complete success Ln 1958, and was cont1nued :Ln the Sprlng of 1959 Carmel H1gh School had a record of four and one over the season, loslng a game to Hartland For the league competit1on, Carmel ended up 1n a t1e nth East Cor1nth Academy In a play-off game played at Garland St Field in Bangor, we were defeated by a score of 3 'bo 2 C H S. Fall Record Corinna . Hartland 3 . Newport C. Hg so 3 Ea 2 S . lg Herman 1 C. H. SK-ss, f wi , .Q -gs 1 wg!! I ,,.' we L V' Sh I A I -. grate, ,' . 1 N ' Kofi A, C , ml ff, x xl ff .ld N? dx S - 1 fz l 5 ,ff Nl f' J L 1 X V, c, H. s. 13 o c H.S 12 1 C H S 9 7 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front row, left to right Marion Mahon, Mary Lou Small, Marsha Luce, Janice Croxford linda Luce, and Edna Murray Standing Coach Armstrong, Gail Willey, Annie Mahon, Bette Worcester Lenora Parsons, Manager Bonnie Thibeau, and Coach Small terested were called together by Mr Smith Eleven girls came out for basketball During the year one of our players dropped out We were coached during the year by Priscilla Small and Regina Armstrong Captains were chosen by the coaches before each game The usual starting line up was as follows: Forwards, Marsha Luce Janice Croxford, and Linda Luce Guards, Marion Mahon, Mary Lou Small and Edna Murray Others seeing action during the year were Lenora Parsons, Bette Worcester, Annie Mahon, and Gail Willey Although we had an unsuccessful season this year, we enjoyed playing and are looking forward to a more successful season next year Janice Shaw Marsha Luce D 9 3 , .LJ . 3 1 At the beginning of our basketball season this year, fthe girls in- BOYS BASKETBALL Left to Right 'W1lliam.Mahon, Lester Lord, Arthur Dean, Reginald Strout, David Ma hon, Paul Peters, Ronald Jarvis, Richard Waning, Armond Vicnaire, Parker Argent, Coach Mr Smith, Manager Dermont Reed The Bobcats under the leadership of Chellis Smith, in his second year of coaching, were guided to the Eastern Maine Class S Tournament in Bangor Show ing scrap and class the team rolled through the Group Four Regional playoffs, whipping Hinckley and Solon to gain the tournament A fired up Carmel five down ed Hlnckley 71 38 and Solon B5 52 so gaining a position in the quarter finals at Bangor In the first game Carmel made a desperate effort to stay on top as they had led all the way, but in the final two minutes of play Jonesport went ahead and gained a victory 56-55. With a heavy loss at graduation the team will have a building year in '60 but should come through well for the maroon and gold. The seasonal record of the Bobcats was above average, but Newport gained the CML title by not losing a game. The scores are as follows: c.H.s. 7h HAR. 26 c.H.s. 53 H.H.s. 37 C.H.S. Sh H.H.S. So c.H.s. 52 M.D.H,s. 59 CQHQSQ NQHQSQ COHUSU CUUOAO c.H.s. 62 C.U.A. 51 C.H.S. 65 E.C.A. 63 c.H.s. Bl E.c.A. 72 c.H.s. 1.9 HAM. 52 c.H.s. 37 H.c.1. 38 c.H.s. L6 N.H.s. 61 G.H.S. 143 HAM. 113 C.H.S. hh M.M.H.s. 77 Ronald Jarvis 59' 1 35? A 1?5??? if A, WV 6 ' dx? B ?'3 W nf N . Q I C I I I D , - O o 1 . - f, N L x... V vi , 'W OURGRLS OUR BOYS dw OUR CHEERLEADERS Above are the boys and girls who participated in basketball and cheering this year Thelr splrlt was always high, their efforts never dimmed The name of our high school was heard of state wide, Our school was looked upon with the greatest of pride Although we didn't win the converted trophy, WE certalnly gave it a try, And next years team, we are sure w1l1 take 1t, Will take it or die. DUANE L. SMALL 59' , V U3 , , on ,, l , Q N ,'e fi, if 1 , jd 'gg 9. fp Q' ' J E QQ 5 L 1 L s!,,, S 3i,.f Aa, 'ir I V - if ff . t v ' ...,, .W L I A , di yffzfffewkzkzy I , -N - BEST T I GUY THIBODEAU GENERAL CONTRACTOR Cellars, Ditches, Gravel Bridge Work Dozers and also Crane Service Levant, Maine Tel h 2126 See Us Before You Buy G E HOT WATER HEATING SYSTEMS Fairbanks Morse Electric Pumps Frigidaire Washers and Dryers Frigidaire Electric Refrigerators Pyrofox Gas and Appliances Ask us for an estimate Bathrooms Roofing Application GILMAN INC Newport, Maine Tel EMp1re 8 M329 Compliments of ROBERT M. BUNKER Grocer Newport Maine C A BRAWN Calso Service General Repairing Light Acetylene Welding Wrecker Service Levant Maine Tel LEVANT h 2103 LYLE CROXFCRD ARTESIAN WELL DRILLING Over thlrty years experlence Youll never miss the water Tzll the well goes dry DIXMONT MAINE Tel 63 32 4H, 6N, SN Wells Rainbow Rmmnants, Inc. 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ROLNICK Sc SONS New or Used Auto Parts and Accessories Telephone 91461 151 SOUDI MAIN QTR T BREM R, IAINV' 595 P' 11 F A J 1 GWUOW 'I T18 racto J J 0 Yeti ft 7 tlC q r Qu Ieat Plow HULI P FI Y ' EE , 'W 'T ' 'L A xo fi ,Lf fi .4 .1 x D mv V me W e,e e CLOLo Qu ij :OO-JgKu 1X .,J- Y' : I I - U, I.. .. 1 - 'Xt L- -'W 1 rf ',SoFADLtOPS ol LA , , . . N: ,e. ,o ,er L 3-3 Q M4343 ' 1 ,, ' ' W ' V ' .., LA . Q lin' ' if BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 KAGAN LOWN 8 CO Outer Hammond St BANGOR MAINE COMPLIVFNLS BANGOR AIJE OF STANDARD ELECTRIC HILLTOP O ZELMA GARLAND TELEPHONE 8 3219 Hermon, Maine CATAIOGES L H THOMPSON, INC LRTTRRIRRSS AND ORRSRT PRINTERS BREWER, MAINE P4ONWu 2 0968 2 QOMZ SCHOOL ANNUALS O R O E V S P OF T L A I U V R F A N N T T IIIIIIIiIIilIIIiIiIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIII OUR THANKS FCJR YOUR COOPERATION AND PATRONAGE OFFICIAL CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS by STEVENS STUDIOS Bangor Mame distin t portra t 9 Compllmente of BA 1O1'u V N TIAI QIITUS C. A. 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